Blessed Socks
Description: Our Lady of Guadalupe is a miraculous image of the Virgin Mary left Miraculously on Saint Juan Diegos Tilma in 1531, during the visions, apparitions and messages left as private revelations. It is located in Mexico City, the most visited Catholic Shrine in the world. Corpus Christi is the latin word for Body of Christ, referring to Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. It is believed that in this image the Mother of God is with Child and for this reason the image is used in the Pro-Life Movement as an important symbol of life. This beautiful image is also known as the Mexican Virgin Mary. Pope John Paul II had a great devotion for Our Lady and a Statue was erected in his honor there. Today Our Lady of Guadalupe is known and venerated aro...
Description: Blessed Beyond Measure is the perfect design for the blessed in Jesus. And thats all of us. Blessing and cursing is all a blessing with God as He works on our behalf in His kingdom. Featuring the words Blessed Beyond Measure with a Cross following. All on a trendy background. Perfect for church, Bible study or anywhere!. Start a conversation. Tell this hurting world how blessed you are and why but rocking this design.
Description: Share a message of deep connection and devotion. Romantic and heartfelt, it captures the feeling of unwavering love and togetherness. Perfect for couples, dreamers and music lovers alike. A meaningful gift for anniversaries, thanksgiving,Christmas, Valentine’s Day or anyone who believes in true love.
Description: Our Lady of Ostrabrama, also known as Our Lady of the Gate of Dawn, is a painting of the Virgin Mary that was originally located above the gate to the city of Vilnius, Lithuania. Many miracles have been attributed to the Virgin Mary through this image, including numerous healings, subduing a city fire in 1706, help in obtaining victory in battle in 1702, and many others. The icon now resides in the Chapel of the Gate of Dawn in Vilnius. Her feast day is celebrated by Catholics on November 16, and by the Eastern Orthodox Church on January 8.